SHARESDK problems and solutions when porting to the iOS platform

Problem

Previously, my development environment was Windows7 (64bits) +vmware 9.0+mac OS 8.5+xcode 4.5, resulting in a test game integrating the current latest SHARESDK (SHARESDK for IOS 2.10.3, and SHARESDK For Cocos2d-x is also currently up-to-date) failed. A compilation error appears as shown:

And the second error is as follows:

    Obviously, both of these errors are from SHARESDK official documents. Note: In a game developed based on the COCOS2D-X framework, it takes two parts to integrate SHARESDK to implement the iOS version (which also includes part of the SHARESDK for iOS section above). For details, please study the Cocos2d-x Quick Integration Guide (URL is Http://wiki.mob.com/cocos2d-x%E5%BF%AB%E9%80%9F%E9%9B%86%E6%88%90%E6%8C%87%E5%8D %97/, I am not currently using cocos2d-x 3.x Quick integration Guide , This source is based on Cocos2d-x 2.2.0, I am currently using cocos2d-x 2.2.3; However, soon I will also upgrade to the Cocos2d-x 3.x version of the integration).

Analysis

Previously, it was noted that all of the above errors revolve around new content in objective-c blocks (the OC and C + + mixed programming technician is used here). After studying this new point of knowledge carefully, I simply thought it might be SHARESDK official programming in blocks (because the article on the search network says that the built-in GCC compiler has supported blocks from Xcode 4.3, and I'm using Xcode 4.5+ LLVM GCC 4.2). Accordingly, the above two files were modified: Blocks the normal form of local variables extracted from the front to add to __block. In fact, it seems that I have not understood the blocks usage at all, the above expression is not a problem.

After two times to ask SHARESDK official responsible for friends, I basically locate the wrong reason in the current GCC version is too low (of course, around blocks). So, the malicious heart to download the new VMware Workstation 10.0.2+mac OS 10.9+xcode 6.1. It was basically bon voyage to go down when recompiling the previous project.

Add

After installing the new environment, I feel a lot of changes. One of the most obvious is that, in the original case, I just set the folder under Win7 to be shared with Mac OS 10.8 to open and operate the game project in Xcode 4.5, but now it's not--the famous error "Clang failed with exit code 254 ”。 Helpless, reference network article (http://zhidao.baidu.com/link?url=5WyS4C5HmSck8SECJsFBmVZaAYU6pyjCUKBGRhkkr3_ WIKG84PR8WKG4L5-KQGVZCRHIW-13EZF0LNEDY9HBIE4J1UCNJTWOZEVNGZ4ABLW), I had to copy the game project using the Finder from the original shared location to a folder inside Mac OS [documents] Under Re-compile and run the project ok!

SHARESDK problems and solutions when porting to the iOS platform